1. Finish setup of centripetal motion lab
2. Lab analysis questions for measuring the mass and size of the Earth.
3. Record calculated radius of Earth and uncertainty on radius of the Earth.
9:20 - 10:10 Monday 14 January 2013
1. Finish setup of centripetal motion lab
2. Lab analysis questions for measuring the mass and size of the Earth.
3. Record calculated radius of Earth and uncertainty on radius of the Earth.
B
C
11:10 - 12:55 Wednesday 16 January 2013
1. Run centripetal motion lab: Centripetal Force
2. Writeup due next Wednesday
D
11:10 - 12:55 Thursday 17 January 2013
1. Run centripetal motion lab: Centripetal Force
2. Writeup due next Thursday
E
12:05 - 12:55 Friday 18 January 2013
1. Work on lab writeup for Centripetal Force lab.
10:15 - 11:05 Friday 18 January 2013
1. Work on lab writeup for Centripetal Force lab.
A
12:05 - 12:55 Tuesday 22 January 2013
1. Review centripetal motion lab
2. Introduce pendulums
3. Set up pendulum lab: Pendulums?
9:20 - 10:10 Tuesday 22 January 2013
1. Review centripetal motion lab
2. Introduce pendulums
3. Set up pendulum lab: Pendulums?
B
C
11:10 - 12:55 Thursday 24 January 2013
1. Run pendulum lab
2. Writeup due following Monday
D
11:10 - 12:55 Monday 28 January 2013
1. Run pendulum lab
2. Writuep due following Wednesday
Physics
Course notes / Homework
Gnome experiment: http://www.gnomeexperiment.com/
1. Introduction to x, v, and a.
2. In class work on:
Problems 6, 16, 40 from Chapter 2 of PSE
3. Homework, due next class:
Problems 3 and 10 from Chapter 5 of PSE
Note: i, j, and k correspond to x, y, and z directions. F = m*a.
1. Introduction to x, v, and a.
2. In class work on:
Problems 6, 16, 40 from Chapter 2 of PSE
3. Homework, due next class:
Problems 3 and 10 from Chapter 5 of PSE
Note: i, j, and k correspond to x, y, and z directions. F = m*a.
1. Review homework.
2. Introduction to centripetal motion
3. Problems: Problems 28, 29, 30, 32
4. Homework, due next class: Q2, Q4
1. Review homework.
2. Introduction to centripetal motion
3. Problems: Problems 28, 29, 30, 32
4. Homework, due next class: Q2, Q4
1. Review homework
2. Introduce centripetal motion lab
1. Review homework
2. Introduce centripetal motion lab
1. Finish setup of centripetal motion lab
2. Lab analysis questions for measuring the mass and size of the Earth.
3. Record calculated radius of Earth and uncertainty on radius of the Earth.
1. Finish setup of centripetal motion lab
2. Lab analysis questions for measuring the mass and size of the Earth.
3. Record calculated radius of Earth and uncertainty on radius of the Earth.
1. Run centripetal motion lab: Centripetal Force
2. Writeup due next Wednesday
1. Run centripetal motion lab: Centripetal Force
2. Writeup due next Thursday
1. Work on lab writeup for Centripetal Force lab.
1. Work on lab writeup for Centripetal Force lab.
1. Review centripetal motion lab
2. Introduce pendulums
3. Set up pendulum lab: Pendulums?
1. Review centripetal motion lab
2. Introduce pendulums
3. Set up pendulum lab: Pendulums?
1. Run pendulum lab
2. Writeup due following Monday
1. Run pendulum lab
2. Writuep due following Wednesday
1. Introduce gravitation and Kepler's law
2. Homework:
Question 1. Problems 4, 12a, 15.
1. Introduce gravitation and Kepler's law
2. Homework:
Question 1. Problems 4, 12a, 15.
1. Review homework.
2. Introduce Kepler's law project:
Gravitation and Kepler's Law
1. Review homework
2. Introduce Kepler's law project:
Gravitation and Kepler's Law
1. In class work on Kepler's law project
2. Project due midnight on Friday 8 February 2013
1. In class work on Kepler's law project
2. Project due midnight on Friday 8 February
1. In class work on Kepler's law project
2. Project due midnight on Saturday 9 February
1. In class work on Kepler's law project
2. Project due midnight on Friday 8 February
Benchmark Project
Part 1: How big is the Earth?
Part 2: What is the acceleration due to gravity?
Part 3: How massive is the Earth?